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Middle East conflict threatens to drive up oil, gas and inflation costs

The conflict is reportedly disrupting energy markets and increasing inflationary pressure beyond the region. The economic impact is not quantified.

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Higher energy costs can weaken economic activity and raise household and business expenses internationally.

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